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1919 Pries
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Would you like to buy
Wall Paper at the old
prices bt,t'ore the Paper
'Market started to, go up2
That is exactly what you
cau do here as we Were
fortunrtte in placing.
lalg„ orders back in 1919
stud aliii have many
good lattierus on hand
from then, which are to
lie had at the low prices.
ht the asBOrtlltent there
are patterns suitable for
living Booms
Dining roams
t9
Bedi aoms
`•0r .
Kitchens, &c.
;e•
a�.
4
1,Ve are anxione to re-
duce the stock t f these
oke
rooni
life
to m
la order
for the new Spring
goods. If you have Pap-
ering to do it will pay
you to see the samples.
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How about those
Pictures you took
the other day ?
Better bring the Films
here for Developing and
re-
Nt#xT Moti4ay Will be the. loot day of M. P. ,meat IS Malting Iter dough•,
l?ehrpary, ter, Mss, "Asa Lynn at Waikcrvllie.
A'r Blonta TuBereday evening. M'aryb 8, 1,lrs, 1?ltlstlioro, of Lnean, ige vlaitlug
Town Ball, Brussa:is, Tiekars sae, ber cat 1n Mrs. H, L, Jackson, liras-
lxloct ads for Navy Ltsgna t f Vauada eels.
Women's Iaslitate are the hostess'. ., ilea and Mrs. Jobpeouu were visitors
• woad bee was held at Wm Paw- with Old friends in Soutbaulpton recent•
sop s, Elizabeth street, lest Monday 1S'.MI5. jTun. Coates fres not been YorY
afteru000 wbeu r4 men cut up a pile e f W M Her 5oat S L of heel* wa:
wend Ia the evening (only was held
4visiting tier during the week •
• and a big time enj yd We ora sorry to state that Mrs 'Phos,
The burnt or W m and Met Clouse,' DRvidean bat been real poorly during
gorplfr 0( "Queen sad Albert street, has
..the past week, We bops she. will soon
been sold to Mrs. Arthur Smite, of be better,
n dig s d
Gra township, who recently po e
Gra
of her farm Mr. and Mrs, Clouse and
• 'son will remove to Listowel, it Is said.
Sabbath nest Rev A J Mann, B A„
will preach the to u'udlug• discourses of
A very successful pastorale of 8 yearstu
Melville church and will be removing
forthwith to Newmarket, the new
charge. Induction will take place on
r'.,lrrtlsday, March si'il Rev Dr,
1' 'r • Wiugharn tbe interim Medea -
a, . u 'declare Melville church pulpit
Oranbreoit
Ilene "New Bnglend Polk" in Longe
Hail next'Tueeday evening under aus-
pices of Fermate' Olub, See advt,
A number of teams assisted W.
Gorsalitz 1 movie to the farm that
K h Grey.
F ht i the 8c Oon,
they bought o 1 1
We are sorry to lose Air. and Mrs.
Gorsalite from this neighborhood as
they are A 1 neighbors, all.wool•aud-a
$ vacant ou Saucily, •March 0 h. after yard -wide.
which the cnngreguton will proceed to
0
i
Printing. They will
careful 'attention
and we will try to get 4'
the best from every pie -
Lure taken. Fresh stip-
ply of Kodak Films,
Velox Paper and Sup +
plies. k
v
Lower Prices on
Kodaks and ••
Brownie Cameras
No. 0 Brownie $2 00 •
50 ^
v ie
2
r to's
t;
Na, 2a Brownie 3 50
No. 2e Brownie 5 00
Vest Pocket Auto-
graphic
9 00
rah
is Kat
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Si'%'iu 1TH
.c . {; f`1storeI/rnggist and Stationer
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hear mea desiring acan. .
THURSDAY evening of last week a sac
cesstul social was given iu Melville
church, under the aaspicea of the Will-
ing Workers. Chair was taken by Rev.
Mr. Mane and those who took part
were t -W, and Mrs Clouse; J. G.
Jones, Misses Jessie Siracban and Isabel
Strachan, Miss Wiuiker, Rev Mr. - and
Mrs. Matin, P. Stewart and Mrs a h ImT •
son, Fivaoeiel results ware $33 3
more practical orgauizttion cau be four d
than the Willing Workers sod the ladies
of Melville church have their plans al
ready marked ant fur the employment
of their activities for tgai.
Pastry WSVOING.--'I'be bome of Bar
rister and Mrs. W. M. Sinclair was the
scene of a vety pre'ty wedding on Wed
nesdsy r6ah inst., when their daughter,
Lovise Rosati. d, was united In marriage
of
or Clair,
cGre
M
Donald Arthurg
t Don d
0
HanilloD, Oat. Service was conducted
by Rev. 1 S Tolleson, of the Auglican
cbureb, Brussels, Bride. wbo was given
away by ber lathe-, looked charming in
a gown of white Ductless satin, •with
overdress of silver lace, filer veil beiog of
t f
with a wren b o
embroidered tulle,
byher mother
orange b.onsons. Mora
and also a grand aunt 6o years ago, She
carried a shower baguet of sweetheart
roses and lily of the valley, ber only
ornament being a platinum lavellier set
with diamonds, tbe gift of the groom
Bride's sister, Miss Ruth Grace Sinclair.
was her only attendant, wearing a gown
of American beauty satin chartnense,
with trimmings of gold lace, carrying
sunset roses. Dr. „Thornton Ingram,
Marathon, was best man, The wedding
music was beautifully played by Miss
Minerva Jones, and during the signing
of the register a duet. "Come sing to
me" was rendered by Misses Vero Walk-
er and Isabel Strachan in a very pleasing
manner. The groom's gift to the moth
er of the bride was a Duchess lace fan
with handle of mother of pearl, inlaid
with gold. To the young ladies who as-
sisted "vanity cases" and to the best
man a silver pen. After the wedding
Innebeon Mr. and Mrs Clark left for an
extended Redding trip to Florida and
the Southern States, The bride went
away in a navy blue tricotine dress,
seal and beaver coat and a small French
bat, Upon their return they will reside
in Hamilton at 358 Otiawa st Many
good wishes accompany Mr. and Mrs
Clarks in their matrimonial alliauee.
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lY, A number of residences and business
cit,17 9 .:+ lr1,1l ± 1TI I places in town are btiog wired for
' Hvdr', which i; hoped for ra Net.
i SavzejL of the flax scutehers ate em -
Real, evety advt. ; plowed at Lucknow owing to the fact
IRUTTER 5 ascrrcearisle. ' that Brussels mill is temporarily closed
Mulirnty Horse Fair Thursday of i St. Marys is asking for scu'ehers in an
next week. i advt. is this issue of THE PosT.
Pace of cattle and bogs are dropping I Ovs.R 3o sacks of Toronto department -
and 'he il neer tib,e should feel the ad- y al store catalocuesend price ti=ts were
vantage t t .,-,is t,,et. I distributed from Brussels prise Mee last
L. CAL ,reeiItfar Templeton'sRhemat-: week, in their seeking for business. We
le au 1 Asi iinl:i remedies, Jas. Fox's drug j wonder what our business people aredo•
store. Conte to and get a free trial int: to roonterae this trade reaching
package. I effort on the part of city stores,
3. W. McVicae, has been appointed j
issuer of auto ii -••-uses for Huron County ! GRAY Pereheron Golding Lor cele, rising 4
and has bis office at Geo. McVlcar's 1 years old. Will weigh over 1,g0 pounds.
shoe store. Gotirricb. IWye I, STitaorsAN,
tf Phone 9520 Lot 25, Con. 9, Grey.
Avenin Sale of Household Furni- I Foa BALK. -A Washing Machine Wrfager la
• ture. tec-, is the home of Mrs, Alex. , good eonditton. Apply at the Manse. Brussels
Bryant, Queue street, Saturday after- I Fon BALs. -9 Yorkehire Sows and 1 Hog 5
noon of 711.0 week L st of articles may ! months old, eligible for regietretiol&'
be read itt r tis issue. ,TELSosDKE^EVER.
W. C. '1' U. will meet Friday alter- 1 -V Phone 847 Lot 10, Con. 7, Grey.
noon or this week in the Audience room t YOUNG Working Mare, rising 4 years, for
sale. N3% Lot 17. Con. 0, kf orrie.
of thePub:au Library. If will be al blas A. CONNON, Brunette R. R. 4.
Moths,'' melting and topic will be in I Fora Taxing Driving Horaes for sate. Also
charge n` NI- s (Rtv1 Manu. ( goad Seed Oats for wale and a gaaotity of Feed
G,115. Apply to Tag POST.
NEw C)OAl I ERs -TrIi4 week W. I 9'oa SALE. -24 pigs from 50 to 150 pounds al -
Willis moved his Bakery from the Gar- j ass brood Row to farrow nbout April let.
field block to 'he Stretton block, where Rave come Rood. grave cattle for sale also.
specially fitted quarters have bean er- Phone 474. ROSeaLLRon0af-soN, R. R. No. 2
greet All Foil t4 i,u Comrortable dwelling and �,y
ranged and where he hopes to gr t Hera of land. For farther pnrtleulars ank tit
old test"mets and many new once. S, ; Ta: Poas'Publlphlog House.
Carter takes ,;session of the store
1 iFOR NA Ln• -The residence of J, T. Wood,
valla' tri for his swot/labile, piano, sew- Albert street, Brussels. All modern Conven-
ing machine and agency work. It Will' ieneee; 34 acre of land; most eligibly situated;
make ti trot,;:..,cat ion .for him. garage Came and see it 1f Interested,
BOUGHT TME HOLLAND FARM. -Aa. YARN tori NALR.-A gaentity of light gran
c porches- yarn re' hand et the,,to-e of the war 1A offered
denser; Br• s , of R+ u.tg,4 , have p h for Rale at $160 per pound. MaS be had at the
ed the Moods Hol:and farm, adjoining Pabho Library. New is fhb tmeto sconce
the town. It con'ains 135 acres aria Ittor the eatand Winter'sknitting.
prlee is v ,td to he SIn,ono. Mrs. Hot. • DvsIRAfLE propertyfsr asla in Brnsoel, 000'
iand's it `te tllh was the reason for sell- wfating of a largo etara and emnfortable dwell-
ing }tones. For farther arttautsri apply to
tug; The now own•'rs were -brought up R. LEAxatltnAte. Phone as n Its
on a farm 1iettce 11 ale! eta ed agriCnitnr• DR.PARRnR, Osteopathlo Phyelola via
al methods al' hough engaged io otber teraaeela . Monday atternoan of each week.
Chronic and' norvoaa r115 saei sncaeasfully
avocations' for some wears. Farm is treated, Visits reetden0ee, Oonsultatton at
'Conveniently loea'ea. Mr. Holland will Qnoen's Hotel h considerably (m rov
hold an anet•on s ile no March 23rd. REPneseemaer ve WANTED for Brussels and bis home. thou g y p
Heron County to repreaent "The Old Reliable ed. especially en some days,
SToay 9'tcr.t.rtitt Hnua,-There was a Foathtll Nuraerles.' Big aides are to be mode Miss Annie. Budd was under tbe doe
goodly twe et:e we of juniors in the Pub• it a oboe Nested y s ocf radduring ort a ret c toe's care last week but her many friends
tic Lihrara' Aulir, nce roor[t last Monday n /lee uialesman. Highest commissions paid, wish her speedy conva escence,
after sweat toas, en to the Story Tell- handsome, free equipment, targe line Id fruit Walter 2. Scott was laid up during
ing of bars. 1 Parker, who was very and ornamental stock to offer. 80000, &est week with a threatened attack of
happy in her eimice and manner of prese Wrimt Necon, Toronto, Ont. Pneumonia but is improving nicely.
We are sorry to state that George Car-
JosEPH QUaaiN is offering the Quegn'a diff is seriously ill, He is over 8o years
Hotel, Brussels, for sale. Mrs Quern's of nee but wonderfully well preserved
health ,sn
not are sorry
to state,Miss
Liz i
e
Askin is
back to
town
sac rvr
hL5 of Br sc la Coni lnuatinnelfers
spending
in
a
few weeks with rela-
tives
e1 -lives to Milton, Stratford And Millbank.
e
Donald McNeil. .who has_be n living
s
in Flint. Michigan, is here on- a visit
with relatives and frtonds; He likes his
work,
D A Lowry,'Ibronto, was renewiac
old friendships in Rrussele It is I74
BORN
MoFAr,-la Grey township,on Jab. 81st,,
1821, to Mr, and Mrs, H. Mlley, a non,
MARRIED
CLAisss-ezeon5IR.-At the homeof the
bride, en February •021, by Rev, 3. B.
Johuson,Mr,DonolO k, Motreg¢or Clarke,
Hamilton to Mtes hoviee Rotobed, dongb•
ter of Barrister and Mrs. W. 21, Bttioletr,
Brussels.
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY,e„ MINOR
G 0, Con, h26 Grstook, nship
Bale unreserved et 1 p m: Hugh 1d, MoKey.
Prop., F. B. Scott, Ano.
TDaeDA T. MAnOD Orn -Farm Stock. 1m1118.
menta, Household Furniture, &o., Lot 10, t.on.
17.. Grey township. Bele unreserved et 1 p,,
m. Ed. Clark, Frop, F. 8. Scott, Ano,
TaIIRADAI, MAHON tem Farm Stook, im-
plements, Ao , Lot 0, Con. 18, Grey township.
Bale unreserved Bt 1 p, m. Jno. Smillie, Prop..
T. Brown, Aao,
Wens MAY. MANOR 28
aD -Farm
stook
piemj&o.. Lot 1, O. 10,ray town-
ship,
saljoining Brussels. Sale unreserved at
1 p. m. adoody tonlland, Prop., F. S.
Scott,
Ann.
BRUSSELS
'Fell :yheat
Oats
Peas
Barley,. -
Butter
Hags
Hay
1 People We Talk About t3
ti 3i
Mrs. N. F Gerry was visiting 'roron
to Meals last week
'Elmer and Mrs. Ewan are visiting.
Toronto relatives and friends
A Hughes. Whltecburoh, was a visi
tor with John Bateman over Sunday.
Dorothy, the little daughter of Sane
and Mrs. Ballantyne, bas been on the
sick list.
Mrs P. Scottie heltdaying with rela-
tives and o'd friends at Hamilton and
Toronto.
Geo. and Mrs, Edwards bave been w1:•
Ring their daughter, Mrs Lougfoot, a.
Strat ford.
j. A and Mrs. Cole, Ethel were week
end visitors with Fred. and Mrs. Wm.
Stephenson, Brussels.
j. T. Wood was home from Chatham
over Sunday. He is getting things in
shape in hit new tat•toryt
Miss Mary Ross attended the Millin
ery openings at Toronto looking up the
latest styles and goods ..
F. H. Gilroy and sou, Barrington,
were week end visitors at Mt. Fords'
with the formes's parents,
Ince. Hewitt, Teeswater, was ,aidins
W. E ,Willis iv moving to his new loca-
tion in the Stretton bloelr, red to
Constable Oliver is still eenfi
MARKET
2170 31 05
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18.00 .20 00
Farm for Sale
100 acre farm for sale, being Lot 12, Con. 8,
Grey towbrbip, Huron Co. about 75 aures
cleared. There fa a comfortable hoose, bank.
barn, orchard .good drilled well, &o , on the
premises. flosneselon at once. Telephone
and rural mail delivery. For farther portion•,
lars apply on the premises,
TELFORD SELLERS, Proprietor,
entntinn She took "'Phe Hero of Har-
lem,' Lirtl.' Maid in Naaman's Home"
and. "Latta Ylt• Brollies." The child.
n ee the meettn Monday,
ren e g
jv
t p occasion
rib i w91 be th next c
Ma 7 ,
Whet Mrs. (Rev.) Stafford will be in School will prow dw the program for the
charge next Literary meeting to be held Fri -
GALLANT -- FsanvsoN - Sherbourne day afternoon of next week at tbe school
Street Methodist clluralh, Tnronen, washdpce
the scene of a very quiet wedding on You may have a goon watch or clock
Saturday 11ternnon when Z.ta May, her by incompetent repairing you lost
er
daughter of 1T,utlald and Mrs. F gu• faith in it, bring It tome anti I will le.
goo, of 'ree,warer, became the bride of got- the worst wrecked watch or clock years since he was in town. He's alwai s
E. M tai,Ceti i.I:ta'. The ceremony was reaaonab'y, welcome,
coiltteted by Rev. G. H. Wlilialns BnnOHT WlooTEcsluscH RUTrgg PAC. Mrs 11 R. Allingham, nee Miss Stella
After a short tttp in the States Mr. and TORY-Councttlnr A. L. Stewart, of the Gerry. arrived home Lor a visit under
Mrs Gallant w:i'l reside at the Westmin- Shamrock Creamery, Brussala, has per- the parental roof. Travers, Alberta is
Ater 11 eel, Jarvis Street, Toronto. Bride chased the Wntteehnrob factory and their pre Ont home.
is a 0110 • of Jan- & Robt Ferguson, Mrs. will open it up shortly. There will be Jack, son of James and Mrs Batten -
Best anti Mrs. H:110'0n of Brussels, and vim and business management about it tyre.. Brussels, has taken n position in
is well known in town. which no doubt the farming community the office of the Stratford Daily Herald.
AT 110Mtt'Pv,-tttV MARCH 8 -Brun- of Wbllechttrch will appreciate. A sup- ; We wish him success
sets Womeb', Ins'intre, responding to an ply of ice has been secured for use int Miss AUce Davidson took ill at the
eat from ilia Navy League of Canada, the coming season, We wish Mr. Stew. ; lfonr€of her s's.er, Mrs, George Hart,
Ethel. with Intlamma ors rheumatism,
We bape she will aoonbe better;
Russell Wheeler, Eincsrdiee, went to
Toronto last week to consult ad occulist
regarding trouble well one of bis evil.
His old friends here hope the trouble.
Musical tied Literary selections there Picture Hoose, illustrated by a pumper will soon be overcome.
will b. gataes, lunch, &c. Everybody is of excellent elides 'Phe aims and par idles Laveoia 3, Hingltan.. dsngbttr
invited; program to commence at 8 poses of the Londe were explained and of the late W G Maestri'', formerly of
o'clock. Committee has the pian In . the value of it to Canada's mercantile this locality, was married on October
hand awl you ate asked to lend a help-: interests was emphasised, Mr, Bamford lath, rgao, to Tremont M, Clof,n1 t.f
lug hand. Mark down the date, 'sues. woe thanked se was F S. Browne for Washington, D. 0., In the Ephipally
day, March 8. the free use of his theatre, Bpipoopel church,
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale his 48 acre
farm, Pt. Lot 4, Con. O, Grey township, with
comfortable house, stable. well. cistern, or.
chard, 10 acres bush, &o. Will sell 6 Bores with
house end e8able separately. For farther par-
ticulars apply on the premises to
WM, ARMSTRONG,
Phone 000 Brussels R. R. 8.
Queen's Hotel for Sale
The Qneon's Hotel, Brpeaele, is offered for
sale. In goad condition. Reason for selling
ill health. Doing good business. Apply.ou
the pprgmise,, .1083 QU10RRfetor.
Scutchers Wanted
We have steady work for a long while for
several good Scutchers. Wages 58 00 per day
tip to 60 Ilia, and a bonus per lb, over that
amount. Apply by 'letter or telephone.
A. L. Mo0REDIE FLAX MILL,
1 St, Marys, Ont.
(repraseuted here last week by P. R. art succors in his extension of business,
Samford, 'Toronto,) will hold an At Navy l,EAovi LECTURE --Thursday
Home In the Town Hali, Brussels, evening of last week to, E Bamford,
Tuesday evening March 8th, the pro- Torotoo, organizer and lecturer for the
needs or tvliich will he devoted to this Navy League of Canada, gave en inter -
cause T1 addition to a program at esting and illuminating Lecture in the
Auction Bales
"r .RCONSTRtTC
P TION is the order
y .. of the dater Sav-
ormed tb
have f
L
1 4
1, It
i:Igs habit you are prepared
to Meet its opportunities; if
not, .reconstruct your met'hoda
and begin today. We have a
Savings Department at every"'
Branch.
THE
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L 'ANDADD DANK
• aaF r^.•ANAt-i
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS -
MANAGED
AUCTION SALE Or HOUSEHOLD FMRNI-
ruRe, &o, -F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has
received instructions from the undersigned
PropelsEreas to s
eri by
Public Auction
tlaa
at her
home, yi25es street,Headset,, Saturday,
February 285h. 2.5
0 o'clock, the following
property :-eoe parlor suite,
iyd. ex.
tension table 15 leaf),reefag chair, leather
coachnearly new, leatherette couch. 3a dozen
spring; wool wirpete, 2 wrea stands, 2 sets bed
springs, mittable, bureau, 2 bemseta
plor lamp, hall lamp, glass lamp, range,
cook atove. "N w Perfection" coal Misters,
olden %board and
discs, a
number of dt
a.
seapend frames, quantity O2
sealers, lap rug, floor matting, bnok'aw, 2
hand saws,brace and bit, cobbler's °Wd,
washingmachine and w7inger, Saxes, wheel-
barrow, w, snoop shovel, ladder,ecoaloll
can, watering ern, rakes stove pats, 8 pitch
forks, potato fork, rakes, hoes. garden Moshe
meeta and nnmaroae other Bale Un-
reserved,
Terme cath.
MRS. ALEX. BRYAN'S,
Psae,
AIIma O N 5On8Ra0 D rush Toai1 &oM FLU.
Scott, Auctioneer has receivers instructions
from the undersigned proprietor to eel' by
Public Anotion at I.ot 10, Concession 17,. Grey
township, on Tuesday, March 8th, at 1 o'clock
the following valuable property t- l matched
Meek team rising 4, 1 general purpose mare
rising 9ears, 1 Lilly rising 2 yearn, 1. cow due
April 19th 1, 1 now due
April 21st, i cow supposed to calve in Beptam.,
her, 18 steers rising 2 years, 8 heifers tieing
9 years, 8 Spring calves, 1 registered Short
Horn boll 8 months old, 1 sow abort 200 lbs.,
about 200 bnahele oats, about 200 bushels bar-
ley, about 100 hue, potatoes, 12 grain bags.
Deering binder 7 ft cat, mower, hey- rake,
disc harrow, act of diamond harrows 4 ewe
tions, Need drill, plow, light wagon, cutter,
top buggy• rubber tire buggy, 2 truck wagons,
hay rack, gravel pox, set bob•aleighs, Chatham
fanning mill with bagger, 25 gni, oil oath 6 gal
oil can, lantern, set breeching harness, set
single harness, wheelbarrow, set wbiffietrees,
5 neck yokes, string of bells,robe, horse.
blanket buggy rag, Iron vise, about 86 bene, 2
rooetere, a collie pup, pair yonu docks; led
der 25ft long, crosscut saw, cantook,.logging
chain, crow ser, axe, extension table good as
new, glass cupboard, low cupboard, kitchen
table, incubator all complete. aide board, Ray-
mond sewing meohine, Blue Bell cream separ-
ator, 8 bed deeds, %prey pump, M dozen
kitchen ahatre, wash stand, Daisy churn, sink,
scoop shovel, Long handled shovel, forks,
spades end numerous other articles. Sale
without'resert% as Proprietor has sold his
farm. Tonna-AU Rums of 510 and under
ealh over that amount 8 months credit will
beglven on approved joint notes. 4 per cent off
for oash on oredit amounts. Lend owners
only taken as security.
EDWARD CLARK, Proprietor,
Fox's, DrugStore
THE " ., STORE W.
r •
_ M Weekly Store . News- 4
Good. • llquld New
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Disinfectants
- - _ = Mouth w
Organs •
3 Kew Dip
• Royal Purple
• u u
Ze ale m
• Dt'. Hese' Dip
ICrude Carbolic
Creolin
We have
s• them all,
AUCTION SALE OFFAR618TOOB:, IMPLE.
nog'S,&a.-F. B. Slott. Auctioneer, has
received h:aruotlona from the undersigned
Proprietor to sell by Poblle Auction at Lot
4th, Con.
116, took, township
followingYproperttya ch
-1
genteel purpose horoe 12 years old, 1 horse
rising years, 1 mare rising 6 years 1 driving
mare rising 4 years, 1 thorn •bred Short Horn
ball' Brussels Boy." rieing 9 years bred by
lea., 1peir, Brassels, 2 CAWS due Feb. 28111,1
cow' due Feb. 281.1i• 2 cows due March 27th,1
cow due April 4th, 1 cow due April 22nd, 5
farrow °owe, 2 heifers tieing 2 yearn.. in till,
6 heifers rising 2 years. 1 heifer rising' 1 year,
1 large York row due to farrow time of sale,
over 100 Rook hent, Maasepfarrls manure
spreader, 1 Massey -Harris cultivator with
seeder, Maeeey•Bnrrle mower 6 ft out No. 21,
Noxon aced drill 11 hoe, disc barrow, eat iron
harrows, 2 No. 21 Verity plowa, Cockehott
2 furrow plow, turnip drill good as new, out-
fit of long slings and ropes end hay fork.
Brookville top boggy, Brookville cotter, heavy
wagon and gravel box, hay rook, Bet of double
harness nenrly new, set double plow harness,
set innate batmen ,Rmuffler, set 2000 Ib. seaiem,,
get 1000 1b. males, Standard °ream separator
No. 0, wheelbarrow, IRrge glass cupboard.
(Several kitaheu chairs, 60 sap buckets, quant•
tty of goad hay, about 600 bee. oats, about 100
bus. barley, ohalna, forks, shovels and flamer.
Ons other articles. Everything will be sold
Without reserve. Terms -All suras of 010 and
under malt ; over that nmount 8 month-
credit given on furnishing approved joint
notes. 4 per cent off �feor meth on credit
amounts. 5 per oeE17GH M. IsIoB:AY Prop.
"Parrafin Olit
'°Russian O0"
Ali the same thing,
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Wa Bell Parke Davis
arid On's quality, You
will find it very palat
aple.
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BAND
and there is non
better.
Wall Paper'
With this beautiful weather we are reminded that Springis not
far off and that the Wall Paper seaeon is withus again. We
are very fortunate to have on hand a splendid stock of last sea-
son's Paper in view of the greatly increased pries of Paper this
year. As already stated our stock is very complete and we are
offering it at last season's values -running in price from 10c per
• roll up. We extend se usual a cordial invitation bo look over
our samples with the full assurance that you are under no obliga-
tion whatever to buy.
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The Great Tonic
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i$I-oci per bottle
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Rubber
Goods
Guaranteed
Our personal accompanies guar-
antee
every Hot Water
Bottle we sell. Al-
' ways a good stock
to choose fromi
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Veneer •
One of 1 the hest
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Po l
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and will not itijur'e
the finest fond -
tura, Two sizes
300 and 6oc
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JAMES FOX
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DRUGGIST and STATIONER •
IN MEMORIAM
la loving who died Feb. 1915, Ambrose Stephen
Loving thoughts will always linger round the
grave where Grandee Ilex.
Mae. Minoutneots,
AUCTION BALE OF FARM STOOK, IMPLE-
atINTe, Am. -Thee. Brown, Auctioneer has
received inetrnottons-from the nndereigned
Proprietor
• 18, Grey towell nship, Thursdaylon nt , march 101ot 6,
et i o'clock, the following property ;-1 brown
draft horse a years old, t heavy draft team 6
years old,1 driving mere rising 8 years work
angle or double,
27th, 1 cow milking 5cinow 8 a.1dfao March
now, 6
fat condition ricinE 2 years, 7 steers rlslug 2 yeere
in good nder,I, 61ysanling osis. e, 2 geese
and a gander,inder, ional1 h, p. engine in
good running ssey order, Mecormkk mower aft,
cut, Massey -Barrie aide rake nearly. new,
"Deering binder 7 ft out in good agonir, iteeeey-.
Hanle hay loader, .blah wagon with
nearly new, good track wagon With bey tack,
Mass wagon with box, 10 -hoed seed drill
Hamer, Clinton cultivator, stave roller In good
repair, Botofanning m111, set 1200 1b scales,
Finery plow, Fleury twin gang plow, double
mould drill plow est diamond harrows,
democat wagon with ehef50, set bob -sleighs,
set light bob•eleighe..with pole and shafts,
2wagon Apring seats 5 good wooden pump
heeds, 2 aero double harness (i nearly news,
grindstone. plg reek, pig orate, 16 grain bags,
9 sets whiffiotrees; say pan' and about 100 sap
patle and spoils,uaetity of turnips and corn
silage it not preevtously sold, rope palleyp,
hey fork, crowbars. forks, shovels, spades and
ysrlons other articles too nnmeroos to men.
Mon. Bale without reserve 0n proprietor la
giving up fanning, Terme-All same of 010
and ander cash ; over that amount 9 menthe
credit given on tnrniobing -approved joint'
notes, 4 per octet off for dash On credit
amounts,
JOHN BMILLIE. Proprietor.
aby Chicks
1N order to get youe ()bloke just when you want them now is the
time to place your order, Every year we turn d0wu orders for
hundreds of Chinks 0n account, of being "booked" for all we, can
hatrh. ()hicks hatched by the Incubator (if 'Incubator isoperated
right) are jest as easily raised as if hatched in liaturele way. We have
had 12 yams' expeeieIMe on Inoubatiou, and the Ohicks we send out are
Incubated right, In order to satisfy obrselvee which was the most
profitable, cotes or hone, we are keeping account of one newly freshen-
ed cow anti 75 pullets, These pullets were operated under the trap
nest and at no Lime wee there mere than 05 of them haying. We kept
account of the 75 pullets as it cost about the same to feed this number
as it did the cow. Oow wee fed on the very choicest'of feed -Alfalfa,
ensilrt e, marigolds, oat chop, bran and aborts.' In December the re-
turns Drum the clew amounted to $8100, and from the pullets $87.00 ;
in.,'lanuaty returns from cow were $85.00 and from the pullets $77.00.
In these two mouths 18 cost $35 00 to feed the cow and $33.00 to feed
the pullets -a clear profit of $8100 for the cow and .181 00 for the pul-
lets. From this it would appear' that the hens are much more profit-
able. 0. White Leghorn Macke
not delay in placing your order. Sito g
22e each ; Bared Rook Chicks. 30c each.
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WALTER f�OS
Haran Specialty farm, Brussels 8di34t
Phone 3 dr 4 On 381
EDwAitDS,-In memory of Lillian Olive Ed
we rd0, beloved wife of Beni W. Edwards,
and baby Norman, who died Feb, 29111
1020.
Ia a near but silent graveyard,
Where the trees and brunch es move,
Lice a true and toying mother
In a sold end silent grave.
You are not forgotten mother, dear.
Nor will sou ever be
As 1W a as reand bermthee.ixst
The happy bourn we mice enioedd,
How sweet to memory still,
' But death hes lett a vacant place
The world oan sever fill.
• HUSBAND AND OntLnnsSi.
Farm for Sale
100 acre farm for sale,. being N34 Lot 16, Con.
5, Morris township, Buren Co. Comfortable
house, bank barn, garage, drive house, hen
bona, &o. Wen watered. Posseeeton at onoe.
If not s0ld by 6farela 1551 it will ho rented.
WM. R. KERNEY Prop.,
Phone 1710 Myth R, R.2.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHAi.MOF-OOfsr tito
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology Mo.
Oormiak Macneill College. Chicago, Ill, Three
months poet graduate coureedaring paat year.
Eyes correctly fitted with Mamas. Head -
lichee, InIlamed Byte, !Granulated Eye Lida
and other Eye troublew, Owed by Erp-atraln,
relieved through properly fitted Waimea.
Satfstaetloa Aaeured.
Optical Parlor to f.eaj}orte blank, one door
South of Barrister Bluolalr's otnoe.
Office hoary : Oto 12n. m.; 1 to Op. m. Aldo
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Phone 20x ring 4
Standard Bank of Canada
Makes Rapid Strides
Savings Deposits Continuo to Show Healthy Gain -Larger Busi-
ness Offering Results in Increase in Capital and Reserve -
Dividend Increased to 14 Per Cent. Per Annum.
$8,80001, while the ReeeeveFund has
been increased to $4,800,000."
SUBSTANTIAL GAL`0 IN. PROFIT8
Shareholders Will be' patLieulat'ly in-
terested lit Ptoflt and tits. Account.
This allows the largest p�ri'llta lu the'
history of the Bank. They amounted
to $784,300. To this aDIOM't was ad-
ded the balance coated t,,s•,ratd front
the ptovinus year of $800,537, while an
amount of 8220 500 vitae recoived as
pretnfum on IteW mock isatte,t, These
amounts, added to the Indite, made
the total amount avnileble fee dietri-
butfntl $1,871,407, Tbie auu,tiat was
appropriated as.follows,t-
Dividends at the rate e,f
14% per annum 8492,120
War Tax on Note Cite:ela-
tion .... 85,048
Reserve for Dominion In-
come Tax . . ,,,, 40,000
Contributed to Waters'
Pen:lolPond
25
,0O0
Written off Batik Premium
ium
.....100 00
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Account.... ,
Translated t0 Reserve
Pu.800,000,
"4902,708.
Leaving it balance to be carried for-
ward of $818,048, 1)tuing the year
the dividend was iticrtaeed from 18 p.
2. to 14 p, o.
A year of steady expansion is re-
ported to shareholders by The Stand-
ard Bank of Canada. There is always
special •inteleet in the statement of
The Standards Bank, becauee of the
ver} large connections which it has
thrdugbout the Province of Ontario.
Fropc year to year the business of the
Bank has been sihowing rapid gains
-find in order ro be better equipped to
handle it the Batik has now completed
arrangements for an increase in Cap•
ital and Reserve.
From the standpoint of the general
public there will be special interest in
the inot'ease reported In the savings
deposits. In the past five years these
,deposits have shown au increase of ap-
proximately $20,000,0(10, indicating a
tendency 00 111e part of the people of
the Province to add :ste(t'lily to their
liquid resources. At the end of the
current year the savings deposits of
the Bank amounted to' $08011,0197
which compares with 38,
988
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018
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LENT FULL ASSISTANCE,
During tbe war period the Bank lent
ite''full assistance in carrying out epee
ial undertakings on behalf of the Gov-
eminent
overttinent and Hite year's statements
650
would indiakte that these accounts
gradually being adjusted and that tile
Bank is getting hack to its 7uore nor-
mal lines of Wahiawa. As a result.,
there is a reduction in the deposits in
the Central Gold Reserve; from $8,-
500,000, at the end of the previous
year, to 82,400,000, while Canadian,
Muufcipal Securities and British, For-
eign and Colonial Public Securities,
other than Canadian, •duty stand at
$0,810,078, dowtt from $8,202,8091 At
the eanee time the Bank cl,nl ioues to
handle a large amount of general 1.431 -
.nese, current loans and rlisnnttnta in
Canada 116w totalling $50,890,884.
.nit
The total assets of the Bit gained
to $00,183,970, an increase of close to
$40,000,000 during the plant five year
period,
As a result of the arrangements'
made for the inctleaee in Capital, pay-
meats already made have resulted in
the Capital 4000ut10 now etandipg at
STEADY EXPANSION
Just how tuaeked ham been the
growth of the Blinks is indicated by a
comparison of the statement at the
erid of 1920 with that issued at the end
of the fiscal year of 1915. During that
period the assets of the Bank laws in.
creased to $90,108,070, front $53,822,-
121 ; depnaits beating interest now
atanti at $68,011,097, eortfpat•ed with
$83,080,018 arid, deposits eat beitritig
inter adl, at $14,877,712, compared With
80,112,484, Current loam: and dis-
counts in Canada nnw amen' t to $50,..
890.884, agair.at $88,749,889 ; (I^•tr.dian
htuhi0111M Securities and Btiwvh, rota
elan and Colonial Pnhlitl Becuritise
$9,810978, ell front $11,848,527, and Do-.
minimi atld . Provitleial' Government
SEED' IIitie $4,400,284, compared with
$1,811,877,